Spilman Park
Site of 1730’s Little Fork Colony
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| Sign was soiled and hard to read. |
- Earlier Post: Little Fork Church
- Little Fork Colony on Rootsweb
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December 17, 2024
Old Chimney, Jeffersonton, VA
9 comments:
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...chimneys were built to last.
ReplyDeleteA lovely old chimney and good to see they left it standing.
ReplyDeleteThat chimney is built sturdy and steady
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many people warmed themselves around it?
ReplyDeleteThe chimney is impressive.
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a wonderful day!
Looks lovely and useful!
ReplyDeleteWe have a couple of sites like that in our area. I find them so interesting and am fascinated how they have stood the test of time and the elements. Think about how many fires provided warmth and food for that house.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking that nobody could have cooked on that tiny hearth, but maybe they did. After all what choice did they have?
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing
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